Girlfriend fingers Francisco Marejo in bank robbery

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http://www.nj.com/hudson/index.ssf/2...west.html#more

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Girlfriend fingers him in West New York bank robbery

Francisco Marejo, a 44-year-old Jersey City man whose girlfriend turned him in declared his innocence yesterday when he made his first court appearance on charges he robbed a West New York Bank.

"I told him that if he did a bank robbery I was going to give him up," said Marisol Cruz, who has been with Marejo for four years. "I don't want people like that around me."

Marejo is accused of robbing the TD Banknorth on Bergenline Avenue at 61st Street on Wednesday. He also faces a weapons offense in connection with the note he allegedly passed to the teller saying he had a gun, police said, adding that no gun was displayed.

http://www.nj.com/hudson/index.ssf/2...ed_in_wny.html

Marejo is accused of robbing the TD Banknorth on Bergenline Avenue at 61st Street on Wednesday. He also faces a weapons offense in connection to the note he allegedly passed to the teller saying he had a gun, police said, adding that no gun was displayed.


Surveillance cameras caught the man cops say is Francisco Marejo of Jersey City robbing the TD Banknorth on Bergenline Avenue in West New York last week.Cruz said she overheard Marejo's phone conversation on Wednesday and contacted police, who showed her an image of the bank robber taken by bank a security camera.

Marejo, she said, was wearing one of her hats in the photo. The hat obscured a portion of his face but she could see the lower potion and his hands, which have distinctive white spots on them due to a skin condition, Cruz said.

She told police it was Marejo, she said.

Marejo said he was at a friend's barbershop at the time of the crime but Cruz checked with the friend this afternoon and he said he was reviewing security video but did not see Marejo, she said.

West New York police would not say how much money the bank robber got away with.

Marejo has a prior conviction for drug possession with intent to distribute within 1,000 feet of a school and he served three years probation for the offense, court officials said.

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